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Stories, People and Issues Impacting Voting Rights and Democracy

Warnock Supporters Say Democracy Is an Inch Closer

December 8, 2022

By Toni Odejimi and Joshua Heron Howard University News Service ATLANTA (HUNS) — For 28 days, attack ad after attack ad bombarded Georgians, reminding them that they’d have to trek to…

Covering Your Community: Howard University Fall ’22 NewsVision Newscast

December 7, 2022

Warnock Continues Runoff Tour Over Coffee and Eggs

November 24, 2022

LGBTQ+ Grapple With a New Political Reality

November 10, 2022

‘It’s Because You Believed,’ Md. Gov.-Elect Wes Moore Tells Victory Party

November 9, 2022

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Students Travel to Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Affirmative Action

November 1, 2022

by Corinne Dorsey

By Corinne Dorsey Howard University News Service Crowds gathered outside of the U.S. Supreme Court…

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Howard Hosts Town Hall on Mobilizing the HBCU Vote

October 27, 2022

by Corinne Dorsey

By Corinne Dorsey Howard University News Service Historically Black colleges and universities are at the…

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College Students Discuss Climate Change to Free Speech at White House

October 22, 2022

by DaQuan Lawrence

By DaQuan Lawrence Howard University News Service and The Hilltop Students from various schools across…

Behind the Ballot 2022·Education·Election 2022·HBCU·National

Biden Discusses Loan Forgiveness at Del. State, Amid Court Victories and Setbacks

October 21, 2022

by Julius Washington

By Julius Washington Howard University News Service The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th…

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Stacey Abrams: ‘Give People a Reason to Vote’

September 28, 2022

by Myia Borland

By Myía Borland Howard University News Service Stacey Abrams shared her plans if elected as…

Election 2022·Elections·State & Local·Voting·Washington D.C.

Mayoral Candidates Debate Issues Confronting D.C.

September 24, 2022

by Phenix S. Halley

By Phenix S. Halley Howard University News Service With less than 50 days until Washington…

Campus·Education·Election 2022·Howard University·Video

James Clyburn Transcends Generations in Speech at Howard University’s Convocation

September 18, 2022

Joshua HeronandAshleigh Fields

Video By Ashleigh Fields NewsVision reporter By Joshua Heron Howard University News Service U.S. Rep.…

Behind the Ballot 2022·Election 2022

United We Stand: White House Summit Calls for Unity Against Hate-Motivated Violence

September 16, 2022

Ianna FentonandAshleigh Fields

By Ianna Fenton, NewsVision Reporter The Biden Administration is leading what it calls a whole-of-society response…

Election 2022·Elections·National·Politics

Maloney Is Out; Congresswoman Defeated By Long-Time Ally After Redistricting

August 24, 2022

by Darreonna Davis

By Darreonna Davis Howard University News Service After redistributing that delayed New York primaries, U.S. Rep.…

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Warnock Supporters Say Democracy Is an Inch Closer

Covering Your Community: Howard University Fall ’22 NewsVision Newscast

Warnock Continues Runoff Tour Over Coffee and Eggs

LGBTQ+ Grapple With a New Political Reality

‘It’s Because You Believed,’ Md. Gov.-Elect Wes Moore Tells Victory Party

Students Travel to Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Affirmative Action

Howard Hosts Town Hall on Mobilizing the HBCU Vote

College Students Discuss Climate Change to Free Speech at White House

Biden Discusses Loan Forgiveness at Del. State, Amid Court Victories and Setbacks

Stacey Abrams: ‘Give People a Reason to Vote’

Mayoral Candidates Debate Issues Confronting D.C.

James Clyburn Transcends Generations in Speech at Howard University’s Convocation

United We Stand: White House Summit Calls for Unity Against Hate-Motivated Violence

Maloney Is Out; Congresswoman Defeated By Long-Time Ally After Redistricting

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